Patients in Czech hospitals are reporting discomfort and distress due to overheating in rooms lacking air conditioning, despite official statements claiming hospitals are prepared for hot weather. Numerous patients shared experiences of sweltering conditions following a recent heatwave. While both hospitals and the Ministry of Health maintain adequate preparations are in place, firsthand accounts suggest otherwise. In one instance, patients and families were forced to fundraise for portable air conditioners for children being treated in hospital. The situation highlights a potential disconnect between official reports and the reality faced by those receiving medical care during extreme temperatures. This raises concerns about patient comfort and potential health risks exacerbated by the heat.